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Hi,

I have a variable $accessgroups, which has a series of comma-delimited values, like:

group_a,group_b

The other variable $restaccessgroups has:

group_f,group_g

I also have another set of variables:

group_a_descr=Description of group a
group_b_descr=Description of group b
group_f_descr=Description of group f
group_g_descr=Description of group g


I now want a dialog with group_a and the value of $group_a_descr



This gives me



What I want:



I have tried:

awk -F, '{ for (i = 1; i < NF; ++i ) print $i " " $i_descr " on"}'
awk -F, '{ for (i = 1; i < NF; ++i ) print $i " " ${$i}_descr " on"}'
awk -F, '{ for (i = 1; i < NF; ++i ) print $i " ${i}_descr" " on"}'

with no success.

I am open to alternatives to awk....

Hi,

why use awk, bash can do ityou might have to adapt this to your needs.

OK...I am trying to figure out how to integrate this to the dialog command...please help (again )


accessgroups="group_a,group_b"
restaccessgroups="group_f,group_g"
group_a_descr="Description of group a"
group_b_descr="Description of group b"
group_f_descr="Description of group f"
group_g_descr="Description of group g"

(see below)

the bundle "<item> <description> <on/off>" can be replaced by one (or more) commands. (see my example in 1st Post)

This works with kdialog:

You might need to add, remove or shuffle some information for dialog.

Works! You rule

I might be burned-out, and I apologize.


worked once, and never again. (?)

Below my Script

Or, if you want to use one array, only:

thanks, worked!